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Posts highlighting some of the many articles mentioning College of Natural Sciences faculty and students in the media.
Kissing Bugs Spread Potentially Fatal Conditions
South Texas is at particular risk for Chagas disease.Ageing: The Mystery Could Soon be Solved
Research by Jon Pierce-Shimomura aims to prevent degeneration of the nervous system.Chinese Babies Pay the Price for Chinese Pollution
Richard Finnell studies the link between environmental pollutants and birth defects.When Dinosaurs Roamed Central Texas
Ed Theriot talks Texas dinosaur history.Deadly Parasite Makes its Way into Central Texas
Sahotra Sarkar warns about Chagas disease on local news.Monarch Butterflies Are Back, but Struggling
Director of the BFL discusses the struggle of the monarch butterflies.Professor Drives Research of Humanoid Robots
Profile of AI researcher Peter Stone.Scientists Discover Tatooine-like Planet
Kepler mission finds a planet that orbits two stars.Career Expo Highlights Bright Spot in Dark Economy
The college's Career Expo gets the spotlight.
Early Start
Budding astronomers in the Freshman Research Initiative take to the radio.Seeking Alternative Energy from Algae
Article about the new algae biofuels facility at the university.Budget Woes Imperil Physics
UTeach director quoted on how budget issues threaten the teaching of college physics.How to Avoid Back-To-School Stomach Bugs
Nutrition researcher Sara Sweitzer talks about how to pack your kids' lunch to keep the bacteria away.UT to Research How Oil Spills Disperse in Gulf
The nearly $7 million grant will help the MSI investigate how oil disperses and affects the Gulf's ecology.Read It Now
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